Wednesday, 01 September 2010 19:28
Which age is gonna be the best to become a dad ?Becoming a dad in my early 20's will it be able to influence my kids more than what I can do in my old age or age never is a problem for this??.At this age of robots and Internet how much influence will I have over my children to lead them .Will the robot manny at the playschool be inspiring my kids more than I can.My kids are gonna be out in this complex world and all those complex questions evolving in their minds have to be answered .Are they going to be convinced by my answers or by their technological friends?Children of all ages are exposed to technology and that for sure is stimulating them in all aspects. Am I gonna loose that intimacy and emotional attachment from my kids that I am having with my dad .As I grow old there is going to be a technological gap between me and my kids which is gonna put them in danger if I may not be able to guide them properly. When I am saying this I know how many tweets and SMS I make everyday ,how many hours I am spending online , internet friends,long hour chats ,etc..
"Their Brains get used to too much auditory and visual stimulation and in the absence of these stimulation ,they do not know what to do with themselves.They get anxious ,restless and bored ". This is what a Stanford university professor of psychiatry and behavioral science have to say when asked about the impacts of technology on kids.To be a dad is it very difficult and complicated when will I know I am ready ? My biological clock gonna send an alarm when I am ready.. ho thats gonna calm me down.
DAD I LOVE YOU FOR EVER.
According to the anthropologist Maurice Godlier the parental role assumed by human males is a critical difference between human society and that of humans' closest biological relatives - chimpanzees and bonobos who appear to be unaware of their "father" connection.Hello nanjing Dads and future Dads Hello
I work for a small company that arranges business classes, all of the work is at company locations. The other day I was walking past Skyways to a job, and a Chinese guy came up to me. He asked me how I was doing. I said fine.


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